Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23
PROSPECTS FOK DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS ~
The OHIO CAMPAIGN
G5u-.a. Powell Confident Of Vc@ry-His Programme
DaiDg the Coming FgbI-DemJcral Fall u En-
eTEy-P,weIl and Foraker Compared
Stealing Campaign Thulter.

! 'i' WI" - I'''''i'' !" SUM" "P''i VIM"
/ he thoroughly and heartily approved, the
! D,.,,,rr.,ti. .,u1iHutr far Governor feels ~
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| feel who stands at the head OIa great party
| in = Urea, STATE
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o' N""' opportunity i" 'Ii''' niue poll
'i'" 'h N""' Si'''"' ''''''''h'" Tue re-
/ porter.
uld not lh'HlIoh tue poIIll'aI PueS-
tI"H ~ all nor d" intend l" 50 long Is
address meetings
or \ NON-rlEIl~NN CmAEN,TEE.
Sam. sn,r,cd T., .>rr,.t il .r T,a-ti,r, and
u,e fact j.. ,,.,. ,,,r,,,Iy ,.,r,,r,,,I,,.3 Ia,
| ErpulIi.,r 80 ,y,.I a. D.,nnrr,t. t,r 49,
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.Who, m. ,,,,r ,.,,.o,,,,,,c,,t. ahead
General POWELL"
"Om the 9th and 10Th | have engage
mcntS for Fairs at Hah!na and Washington |
! &. H., and hav" promised 10 attend the |
Soldiers krunIon at BcallSNiIlr Monroe
couGty, on the @'ih. AMI then take IN the
Defiance fhr on September lst.
lhrn suppose You Will take a rest
uhtII September ON, "heh the campaign |
opens al itAIhlIioh'
Inc uai' t., the opening III the cam
/ pai|h at hailll'"h mas berh !h'uEe" l"
/ September 'ih ~ order Ia make II more
convenient Tor all parties concerned. mai
Viii make II come III Tie lnlddlr "i lhc
week, on Wednesday. Il good day iur every
bndy. Mn next date. after that Is Ion (iiu-
Iinoiis on the Io,L nr S.n,r,nh.r thr d,y
of the county convention. ="
If any person imagincs that General
| Powell is not Interested in this fight he is
making one OF the mistakes of Il lifetime
If any Democrat rrglr,ls the present cam
pai.,n a homeless ON, 4 five MINUTES talk
with the candidate Ton governor would
cause him to 20 home, take OIL his GOA,
and 80 Ia betting that Tom Powell il t0
hr the neat governor "l ONO General
t""eI a
NOT \ NOVICE ~ Politics.
He knows something about con lurtinu a
campaign having nearly beaten General
Eobiuson for Congress- in Republican dis.
trict and he has a couple of wears pN-
rrrirprr - Ch.,;rmon of tLr State Demo.
,,rtir T,.ruti,,. Cn,,r,ittrc
4 At his office IN, il not idle q moment
U, !. ousyrriu,, letters lookiur nm u,ints
and laying in his stock of campaign am
muntiuu lie has To support him an IN-
ecutivc Committee that j. working for the
support Of the Democratic ticket
mike the krpubIIrm ticket ther" l. no
WhY on 1t who Is trying to XII two birds
mar :, ', 49, 49,, ,,.,,.i. L.
does in this campaign.
rho R.,uIIi,,ns in tba b,rl roupti,, q,
Ohio are not going 10 roll up too large a
Republican vote and thereby boom Cappci-
Ter for Governor, and don you forget 1t,
~ I"hh =" noihPS"h "HrH l" say
chairman DUNCAN, ol the DrIh"cIa'lr
committee, Is developing qualities "liich
| St'hln
HIN ~ TIE RIGHT WAN
in the right place fnll OF ideas and plans
| himself he is ut the same time good lis
tenrr and every suggestion made by an
other, every fact pointed out is noted by
| him and acted upon. It is this readiness
and willingness which has in measure
already placed him line with the rank and
! tile Of the party in the State, and which
burdens the mails with letters OF inquiry,
with suggestions OF Importance and with
words of encouragement.
| The first incentive to make Democratic
| County and Township Committeeman 20
! to wnrl, and get uutthr vote is the knnwl-
edge that they have at Columbus COM
mIttrr that hrn,ycs i'm and II WORKING for
success That's what the Democrats have
know, ~ SAID prominent Democrat, "thtt
Powell ls one
on THE SAFEST MEN
a., I,,.o hal ,, ,L., h..,I ,r a., ,,,r,,. c.r
years"
"ln what respect
one OF the best features ahont hun -
! that he IL absolutely above hrnp ratified
or embarrassed. (On cant carry him OH |
his feet. itoAdIy had the habit OF making |
II 1901 oI himself on'e or twice week reg |
uIaliy, and thcn putting in the rest OF the
time explaining and getting his foot III
deeper. l""rIi VIII make Il" mistakes ot |
tha' nature Ic Is Indifferent To abuse, |
lmpr'slahir ~ L" attacks, ana VIII make
u" hrrat ilhl VIII CIV" th"'ritlc|a rhiurc |
l" rlh''"I' hli'' Vow, "ahi YOU III TINS
campaign |" rjmplir ms dlghihrd, Demo
cratic manly and courageous course with |
the vicious abuse, the insulting ulhes and |
the general violence and undIgnIiicd |
HrIcrn"@S nl Foraker, really think the
public VIII notice 1t, AMI that 1t will not |
rebound io the advaniag" OF Colonel For
akeF'
Onc of the most indignant men in Ohio |
jus; now is Colonel Andy Stevenson, who
laturc year or two ago The Colonel is
indignant hccaurr, hr says, Governor For
akcr IS
srrAIIyG nj. rIf,.Npru
am .,.,.r.Ii,r ,,,,,..,;,,,, Gil H. ,..r..i
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h'P"hIU.iI" the 'Irilt "l passing the hIll
To publish the roster Gi DhIU soldiers.
Why, introduced that bill my
srIt, "nd in democratic l.egiSa.
turc. introduced the hill in
1 L.. a